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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

Az this takes some tine 70 tel. bat I do
not suppose tbat it took mere than fifteen
secoais 20 enact. soon got the nas. .az.nc Of
tie repeater filed again with cartridges. and
once more OPENED fire. not on the seet6ing
black mass which uas gathering at the end
of tho sraal. but on fugitive. Who bet5ouEht
them 70 climb the waL ! picked oG several
90 t1ese men. moving down towards tho end
~ tGe kraal as / di1 Sd, and arriving at tae
corner. CT rather the bend Of the oval, in
time % see, and by means of my rife to
ASSIST in the mighty struggle that took place
there.
Byths tfnne some 20 Masai-ailowinc that
we bad "a u the pressnt accounted for fifty
had 81 serld together il front of the thorn
stopped entrance, driven thitber b. the spears
= Coods men. whom they doubtless sup
posed were a large force instead Il being bat
ten strong. For some reason it never oc-
Cured 20 them 70 Try and rush tbe wall.
which they could have scrambled over with
comparativs ease; they al made foT The
fence. which vas really G strongly inter
woven fertilization. With bound The first
warrior veft at it. am even before be
touched the ground On the other SIDE saw
s-r Henry gr4st AKA swing ID and iaQ with
awful foroe upon his feather bead piece. and
he sank into Tie mildie u the tnornx Their.
Nth yeii and crash. they began to break
tEroaga ss ftsy might, and ever a. they came
the zrcat axe s~Hng and IaSosi- -ksas flashed.
ard they feil dend one By ore. each nan thus
hs qing e bad Up . baTsr against rs
fellows Thoss Who sscsued tf~ sxes q tbs
PAR tell ~ the hards q tae Askari and to
tvo n1issior kaf1rs and tbose who passed
scstblsss f-ora tben were broaght lo~ by M
own ard Eackenzie's Ere
Faster ard nors f1T.cus grsw the fzhttaS
S-uSe Masai voad ~priaz apon tbs des8
boslles 4 taslr c3nlradss. sRd @nzsee ons or
o-tey of - sxnlea with taeH lenZ spezrs
but. taarks eAisag - TIE zas1 sz-rs4. tee rs-
szls was Alwzzs kAe sane.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09


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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

rT3swittfed. bswitcbsdF- they ,.ried. and
tried - escape IN every direction. utterly
denorphzed and broken spirlted TO- The n.ozs
part even tkrowing down tber shieios end
SPEARS.
On fbs iscf sceDe y that dreadful fyht \
Deed not dwell 1t~as q slaughter great rud
grim. IN which no quarter wa asked ~ & ven.
One incident. however. is worth def3iing.
Jusf Us ! was hoping that 81 was nj done
With, suddenly. from under beep - fiais
vhers he had bern hiding. en ar Wounded
warrior spfnnC up and clearing tDe piles -
dviug and desd iiks nr erteioT,e sg,ed Ike
the wind up tbe iTssi toward the spot Were
vas standing st the moment Buf ife va<
not atone. for Ums4oporaas came gliding on
his tracks VIII the peculiar swallow iye mo
ton for which he ~ns n0fee, ard sf fhev
neared RE J recofrized in fhe nari ne
herald - The previous ni1ht FINDING thaf
run e. b. would. his pUrsier vns gaining -
hiu. the man halted and turned round 70
give iattle Dnsiopo9sas eiso pu. ie1 ~.
HAb. an i1s erred. in FnyeirerY. s. fhe "a
moran. - is thou whom ! tn'sea with ia<f
night--tiss Lygvnaui. tse herald. fhs rspt1-er
of l5ttie girls-b> who vpuld tin q iiltie gifl
And fhon dds hef,e ~ stand rsar ~ fuasi ard
face r. fece wa Urnsioreeess e. Ifanna a
n. tFikF - los Maquiisiui - tiss p~oTle q
tDs AnazulUi Behaia. fhy rrsvsr = grafsse>i
Ard Cd s~ear - hev taes hfrb fro~
limb thor inscieft dor. bshoi6. ! vii DC
i even rs0~i
rhs Msssi grouyf,d ks fe<<h ~itt fr-v r,f
ebarged - the zillb wifh is srsc7r AZ 10
came, Trusio1oTasf oestg s-spl-e6 sxia< 80
swinging lrsfosi i-ses h.sb lftst rs heaa --its
bsfk hsnsas. brou9at ~ bfof.s hlsd. ao--n
VIA saos f-srfui frros ffcr helirs8 r,vsD1 t.<
Hnsnfs shoulder. lrF rieft fhe tss, 4 i -
into sfs frsrss ire; 80. rsz,f e8.s ssosr-rfxsrs
fkro1rt boas sn6 fi-eh sf,1 ruu~h slzo--s
ssrs-llg tas s>sd and ore s<rr fra. t.s
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

Good AID MS men were quite close by now,
and or people bad 10 cease firing into the
uuass for fear n ailin- some IF them las Il
was. one Of taCm was s,sin IN this way. Mad
and despsrate With fear, the Nasal hy
frantic cf-crt burst through the thorn fence
aud piled up deed. and sweeping Curtis.
Umsloporaas. and t-e ether three before
them. broke into the open. Ard now il
was that we began 70 lose risu fast Down
went our poor AsSari who was sF1fied with
the Ak. n great spear standing out a foot be
hind bis back end before long tile two s2esrz-
men who had stood With him went down too.
diving fighting ike tigers. and others ~ our
uarty shared tneir fate. For moment I
feared tbe cit was lost-certainly # trembisd
ia the balance shouted 10 fry nsen to cast
down their rfes, sud 20 take spears and
fbrow themselves int the melee. They
ohevai. their hood beng nov thoroughly up.
and Mr Gackenzie's people followed tbsif
e1smpie.
This move bsd a m5rnentsry good result.
bat stI1 tbe fght hang 80 toe balsncs
Oar people fought nagnifcenfIv. burlinz
tbenselves upon the dark mass of ElrnoTsn.
he~inE. thrus' NJ. say x and being slain
And ever aDcve the din rose Go<5's swfui
yel of sncErs cement - he plunged -
wherever tie feat vss thickest: ami ever.
rith an sirsost rnschfne hge reznlsIses. fhs
to ARES rose and fesl, carrying death and
4 dzsbleuss1t A. every stroze Bet could sre
th4t TIE straD vas beginning 70 tel o1 Sir
Henry. who was bisefsinz from several fsTh
wounds his breath ~as corning r. rs<r<, and
TIE veinx STOOD osst n his forehes3 Ike hsne
ard knotte3 co1ds- Even Ursi0pognas, r1sr
II iron trst Re vss. was hars rress>d
rnvseif ia no* q into the nn<iea, hst hovs-e5
,ufa5e Ike the Svilt "hackr IN foetkaE
seriuuasrs. Tst-Be bu4i~f thro1sh Kss>i
whenever got = cksace. I ~ss more use sc
I fred fcrrT-rfDs csrt~5fzes thst raornlrsf
ard id not rzss mary sno1s
Pr-sently, 90 ss - -ouid, sk< b>sn u tse
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

balance fcran 70 rise against Us We hsd
not more than fifteen or sixteen electives LEFT
now. and ths Mssai had 81 least hfty. OF
course, If they had kept their beads. ard
shaken themselves together. they could scon
have made an end of tho matter. but that is
Just what they did not do. not having 81 re-
covered from tlseir -s'srt. aud some n them
having actually ae6 from thtir sleeping
places without their weapons Still. by now
many individuals were febiing with their
normal courage and discretion. and this alone
was sufficient TO defeat Us 10 make matters
worse J1st then. when Mackenzie rife was
empty q bravny savage. armed with q
asir1e.r or sword. MADE a rush for bim Tie
clergyman flung down his gun, and drawing
his huge carver from his eisstic hit mis- re-
voIver had dropped out in ne fzht. they
closed in desperate strugEle. Presently, /,
Hcled IN a closs eFntrsce, missionary and
Massi rolled On u fhe ground hehind the
wall. and TOR some time ]. t~ing AMPLY occu-
ped with ny o-~n affairs. and in keeping Tny
skin from tvsing pricked. remained IA iGnor-
spos q BIS fate or hov ths doel had snded
To and fro surged the fight. slowly turning
round ike the vortex II human whirlpool,
and tts matter bezsn ~ lfok very ise for IA
Jusf t8en. however. foTfznste thirg fsp-
rened. UnsloTsogass sither hv accsoezt o.
design. broke ont u The ring aEd engagea 9
varrior 81 sorrs fs- peees from u AZ 10
did 50. austheT man rsD ~ and struck bin
VITA al bis force between the shoulders With
kis zrszt syesr, vhich- failing On tbs tough
ss4el shsrt. faiis3 - p5eros Il snd rsscESrseed.
Frr raorsnf tbe Bsa sssrs6 sgbass---Tro-
f1eff~s s-rnor heinz 1nknovn among thsss
tribee-srsd ttsn bs ysilsd out st ths TOP =
his vc5rc.
They srs ds~ilsi-h~witched, bewft<h-f =
s~5 sssy-i fsv s1d3en psnic, be threw dow
his soar and h<rsn % e.. ezsf soost his
os--<r visS q pafses. snso Drnsl0poGeas
hrsinee rs nssA, sss to>n tae p<kio sFrsss
~ toe oehers
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09
Allan OH2t8Trl2il
+ II. RIDER HAGGARD.



srrH 60 =erroes sv-s "suz. p
s. rss srrcs's sesn. sc
~ksn vas t~o-tr,r.is - : hated. and
pfacei mr w1n al disf1r1-s &C four races
from cns a'fotesr. kssrlE- aphonse e,csa 20
u,e. boversr. Then + rersd for 80 fgss
tlr.e over fes van I- uas E7ttir- fs5eiy
n~ht no'v. a-ai the frst .tn- saw vas tae
white dcnzeF. ezaet opposite s, ur, and
cicse ~ it erfl'd urse .et tae naie fser- -
fstie FIcss.e- who wss sirf.nz ss t,a hs.l had
r.scricct srrns rn rsces fre.n the waH
H.,urd Der -av rvarv warriors. .'eeuin-. Ar
distances a.i ever tho surface of sfs kraal
uere rhe rc-raias cf f-rs. round sseh a.
uhica slept some ti~ean an.l-t0entv Mlsai. f1r
- rtost part z0r-s-i ssItA f,oa Naw and
fllen = man ~cuL raiee hlIuself. va-n. sr,,f
book e. tIie east. 7aich bad now turned nr.u,-
roses hut none grt up de.srfnfne.i 5s WIT
nnother Eve minutes. bosn 70 allow tla Hrht
a. ir,rreasp. 81 tiat W ccrld rake better
shooting. snd e. give Good snd his party. =
~hom I could SO or bar nothing. everg
srport0nitv - nsaka ready.
sudianiy. iust As Vas rervinz rav~elf sor
fnr the sigma. having already selected nv
nan cu vaonn I meant 20 open frr--a gr.st
Allow spraving an 1,e ground vithin thres
49, q il-.ia Fisssse-- 4 irrrrse's te-rh ---->r
A. eh.tter szsin ike t,is hocfs - = eslior,nz
~;rafF.. u-asia- sresr rcisa IN ere s.s-s-s
~ rs- aad sror'ed cat Ia the az safior II
As r-in3 rs<tsaslv a Mssai wircla sh-aa
sncss "a &c ~ok-. s-i sirting ar, zazrl
.b~ur hina. fcokfre FOR tbe ,suse - the sernd
nsvea heyons n1vsslf. brought tue buts End
= NJ rye wzG Ne p q ne French
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

Tile tf1e remedy n4s a. las been discov-
ered. IL was long known IN his practice as
Or. Petss Lung ood for Consumption 1t
is now called DR.. Pete's S5-csnt Cough Cure.
i IS the safesl. the surest and the best No
other Cough Cold or Consumption remedy
is bali ifs equal. We warrant il. and will
promptly refund ths money paid for it ii a
beneficial effect IS not experienced by the
time t9o-tnirds Of The contents OF the bottle
Is used. Sold by Peek Bros, Ii. & F. Thum,
and w. II. Tib6s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

pulse rushed down toward the thorn stopped
entrance- As they went we kept pouring our
FIRE with terrible sfect into the thickenine-
mob ss fast g. we could load. had emrtiei
ny repeater % toe ten s1ots is contained. cud
was Just Beginning Co SIP ia some more when
I l-fh0ughf rue of iittie Fiossie Looking CD
! saw taat ta= white donkey was lying klcs-
irg. having been knocked over either by one
Cf our bu .sss or a Mssai spear thrust There
were To hvlHZ Nsssi near. bur the black
nurse Fas on her feet aud With a spar
cutting the rope that bound Flossie's feet.
Next second she ran to the wall ~ the kraaI
ard BEGAN to climb over =. a. example
~hich the little girl followed. But Fiossie
vss evileutiy very stiT and cTamped. and
could only 90 siceiv. and as sba WAT two
MssaI flying down zoe krsal caught s. zht &
her and rushed toward her 70 kin her TIE
first fellow came up Just a. tne poor little
ziri. after a desperate effort % climb the
val, fsli back into the krsal I'd flashed the
ereat spear. and as it dld 90 = bullet from ny
rife found las home II TIE hoIaer's ribs snd
over Be Vent hSs a shot rabbit Pa behind
him was tbe otaer man. and. sias. had only
tuas ore cartridge in the nlazazi1el F1o--sia
bal scrambled 70 her feet and was facing tlla
second man, w1o vas advancing VIA rsis.s
spear turned ny head asile ard fais siex
a. death coul5 ~ besr q So hisn SAD
her. triancinz up azsIa 90 my surprise I
saw xe Assai's spear fyEnz On the zrnunus.
while tie man himself 49, Staggering st
With bcfh hsnds 20 his head Suslss-siv
saw puG & smoke. processing asuarsnslv
from Fsssse. snd tae naaa fsl down hes.s-
ksrx- Tlsen I remembered the nerrinx@r
pistol shs carrie6. snd saw that she had s-.d
beth bsrusls II g - hfrn. the~sby saving Der
Ire In sBcsher insteBf Sc had nrasss an
cert. and assisted hy the nu-se. Who ur.s
fvirr cn she top. Bed scrsrni - ever -ha
val. and snew tsas sc wss, comparatively
spsak4nz. saf&
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

That vs are daily guaFsnteeing Kemp.
ssrsaparlIls 20 the people. After takine
fhree-fourihs of q bottle without relief. ve
MI relnnd the money. u il the greatest
sud best remedy on the market for clean
s1x the blood snd giving you new lease
oi llfe. a well hnorn business man in
forms us he has gained eight pounds on two
bottles CT this Sarsapayilia. Price Si00.
For sale ry ". II. Tibbs. i2b MO1 roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

A G.. Rose. from New London, Conn.
writes send me two boxes of your KenD
Pile 5uppOsi tories by mail Our druggist iS
Out Tasy are fo- friend. I risd every
thing without help. bat the SuppOsitories
cured me.
The treatment Is new and within reach
~ 81. and Touid advise NE affected to give
them q triai For sale IL Grand Rapids by
~. II Tibbs. il6 Nonr0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

The members u ths Ole Residents Asso-
eiatico u me Grand RIVER Valley are re-
guestssi - attend the union picnic Of the
Kent ca. Grange an1 Good rsupars. 70 be
held a. Reed Lake or ths l2.h inst. 20
response 60 The invitation unaninously a,-
ceptod On he ilEh OK Juae iast.
CHAs. SHspasn, IrsA
RsNBsS IT. SIXTH. secy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

NoN * trife with any Threat or
OON Lung Disease. IL you have
q Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened W Il Group or Whcoping Cough,
uss Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. Il is positive cure,
and 20 guarantee il. Price 10 and soc
(. r. Wilson snd ". E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

Justice Nestfsl .ssaed a warrant yesler-
ssy alteroocn FOR ths s-rsss OF Albert Pas
Fens. of Grand Rapids township. On a
ehafTe cf sesallr and battery. The COM
pisint Tas aade o7 Caroline Gentz, and ths
ofeose was COMMITTED Saturday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

MA and reliable Medicines are the best
~ todepend upon. Ackers Blood FL
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
Vuritiesofthe Blood. In every form of Scrof-
Ulous. Syrhiitic CT Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
r. r. Wilson and ". Z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

il< wi-h q snap saua
90 knok ever llv
tlassi BY F.Csss
lust "a he vas
luupinErr hen
from tbe t~p end n
fhe kraai There rang
an avfgl yeil. ia
which I rejsicsf -
ref,r1iVe Good g
piercing ucaa rising
clear ant shriii
als1~e tre din anti
IN another seeru,,
followed such q.
scene So I have
never seen before
nr shall azfu.
WA al unirsrsa
howl of Terror ard
fsrv the brawny
crow o. ssvsces
within the kraal
snrsag % their
feet. many ~ them
% fall sSain b.
neath Cur we'll
directed hail q lsssi
i,efsra they had
uioveda ver3 For
n moment hey
sccd undecided.
snd tben hesrnZ
tta cries and curS~
tat rose nncass-
teiv from she tcp
ela # tl,e krssl.
arl f,e~-. .,ierai hv
clls sorm 4 b'ssis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

No lnrompetsut help introduced bv the
eTeno tr-eu. roocls 3 asi 4 Pierce block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

7'-da-s -e'-t o4' sc. xraasl4tsa s..ei~ "A :.
telsc.-lffeea kio $50 --c Eia. Eoaslesi. -0s.s a.
java. <fseu, -tasz g. ava roasted. s g Asrs-
-t.ar r1s-sa -tt5--e. ke4lc4n. uoae1st : - lDe.
lfa1~aa altau ele 8 - e. iapal. ms1l4lr. 20
rriii-afs, l3.s1e. nysoa. s9aBslc, gsiE powder.
etAf '.r.eta ttascle. congo. -og SO.
tAl14- s. n per est -. rer DOL gassus pro
cs.s So pcl esst. -. 3 per bbi. al Wheal 1o1f
- ~ cHt. a. g per b5l. 5uck~aeat. o. -
z3o pee rcF.
Ail Fsea --t feenlags, a. per ton. hrAn. s5s
g. - d.. -lt-di1-s s4595 So
ttrt-itirl a1f o.ais, is8i3
Aerrse1 1e Cll-M-caissn 49, = tc per gsllou.
pz,er Fliie, tfsr
-isaoLne--ll - Pc gailou.
--ffs-t l0t4r. s. -Ne, ~. timothy E--Ea2yA
rtL--Ai-lc i-sa. f5f kasleFu .sF
NJ. sa.-e lsh, g. 3 ger bar cnl-. ofher
grades. s39ef 5. - pef half 3D. tfoiH, fol' cod
sz-- -c per lb clans = 40 Per hundred ca led
~ SER selects ~ 81. smoked uail0ut se l-c
fofS I'D aaFreis-Mess poF4 Chicago pa sed
t-a.l.9la.le, ezra s-scfs ca. tl53o. alAnd4fd
Gear -aaz- 81 ~.
.l-Ilerces =. - and % lD. tubs, &c. 81
lo r0luI tiLss 10 cases. 7c la tn paiis. - 3
Beef in osrreis-Exfsz nesz. warranted 20 lhs
e at4t p extra. bolcle-s. SO So
r4tfe-ile-ol 81 sCli pacsed lee rolls eat
~ .lls- FL creamery soilt. &c fols aut prlns
re. a1a- e4e----ry, paeksd. &c, ro--s a-4 Is-I-.,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

NoA~S oc that ere fretful. peevish.
Tindy Collie, Teeihing Pains, or
loniach Disorders, can be relieved
au-e - using Acker's Baby Soother.
contains go Opium or Morphine.
e1ea .s safe p-.ee 50 cents. Sold by
T.. r. wilson ana W E White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

Ee4As- Aasl piexed 81 O. - DeFossas-
Cl,@lse-eL4Lc. - Ae~ kork aLl crss-G. e
t-esef scsc-<s - - ps< osls1eL
Lf--s4 Esl.i.~- a-.l1r ~ 4E-lfA -. "a g r~f
Ets-sa-. tizr11zt s@s 81 2el1za. ts4zli-@s>
ti- p.r 21-1- seae1zs, - - - F~e-ili
E<ss-r1ez1. = -.
FIzs1 4eala- Dseasse aoxss ssss s 81 PER e.
s1uisa4 5 - ~. gs4l . ~ - g cssf . -
afs-a-- -HaesE. 2s'scls sson 1ee,.EaaCAsef q e
t4-4 tsS-1 hFe, ttE zle Cer1. g.. b4<-
-es . 80 e. pefesL
a-lss lses1 q e p4z eCrsd sss g cLrei
- 80 ski+s. - pounds. sse. kLRsNA-A
s --l 81 f.-e1 1tc. 1skl1 zAlzLs - - s.a
soeee 4e-.a 8sl s1ci 9s-Eg ssl.-la-led a -
fef aa4E.-
deleg Sc IlC. -rslzed. sc
lt--et4y a. 80 pef la. ciOser slof -
~ -f -.lf 1a.-l 10
f1s. ~ tafksgs sxzased. 81. c-~kA -
= l@zs g s.4
els~-ss ~ sn 87s - per LosA
ttiicErl'.l a. .t-c s1T D.
eeas- ~ afael rs.f. IN = ss.-=sl ozls-t1lE1 of
h1oe-a5eol slsga F1o1 Il oots- psl cs11. t0.lf
iccl soos sax5 .s rsz esld
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

bu., as he doub'sd NJ, he managed 20 let on
his Vua n sach a manner that the bullet
passed wi-1l Cd inch ~ nv head
The~r was no uee.l Cor signal now. From
bclh SIDES az the kraal broke ors n waving
l1e oi Gre. ia which myself joinei, manag-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

y AoW sss ssq.@ al. ssisy s5sy.. yssi ID difa.' p
Aaef Ate ,si-lFe cure Tor Dyspensia. Io-
el-csien, tia.ulsary and Co8sf rafiou-
- Euaon'se tbeua- e5 sud 60 cents.
r.. r.. wilson and ". u. white
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09
All! THERE!
HARDWARE!
M. |. SWIFT,
10 CU7adt Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy competition. Doors.
Sash ard Glass. Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Freezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens. Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mil Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band Nails.
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
/ have a few Acorn Cook Stoves
am selling at and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise Just as good
as our latest patterns. If you
want Cock Stove you can save
money by buying one OF these.
Only a few left. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-09
FURNITURE TO ORDER,

Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
finish OF house, Office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made TO order
en- short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber ofany kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. e. Pearl st, bridge
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and the following programme was most
successfully carried out, a selection of
music being rendered after each of the ora
tons
Maketh Man. Cadet First Sergeant Webster L.
CLARK, Washington City.
oration-subiect "The Labor Problem, -"
Cadet Otis Freeman, Benicia. Cal
0ration-Subjeet The Nations Progress -
Cad.t Lieutenant AMI Adiutant Thomas ".
Taylor. Railroad Flat. Caldveras county.
Qration-subjeet Destiny" Cadet William
o'Donnell, Vallejo, California.
Grafton (Valedictory) =" Heroes Die, but
Heroism is Immortal Cadet Captain Albert
Gailatin, Jr., Sacramento, Cal.
orationS-pcaker of the day.
Distribution Of medals, honors and diplomas
by the President, and closing remarks and ben
diciion, Rt. Rev. Bishop Wingfeld
THE ROLL Oh HONOR.
Writing pTiZes-Best penman, Cadet Z.
Valentine, Oakland. Best improvement
in penmanship. Cadet Burger. Santa Rosa
Map drawing-Best map, Cadet Newland
st. Helena; best improvement, Cadet
Scblund, Mokelumne Hill. First honors
of the year, Cadet Ruegeri second honors,
Cadet Nowland.
Highest ten Cadets-Rueger "a SO. Now
land 1921, Durner 9202. Gallatin 81 63,
Clark S593, Dievendorff 81 25, O'Donnell
50 81, Taylor 5000, Schlund 1923, Valen-
tine 10 &C. Fourth fornl-Cadet Dieven-
dofff, San Diego. gold medalist; Schlund.
silver medalist; Valentine, honorable men
ton. Third form-Cadet Nowland st.
Helena, gold medalist; Burner, Benicia.
silver medalist; Bequettee, Los Angeles.
honorable mention. Second from-Cadet
Sergeant Birdsall, gold medalist; Crooks,
silver medalist. First Form-Cadet Rueger,
Benicia, gold medalist Senior class-Cadet
Captain Albert Gallatin, Jr. Sacramento.
gold medalist; Cadet Lieutenant CLARK
Washington, ID. c., silver medalist; Cadet
O'Donnell, Vallejo, honorable mention.
The orations we're very creditable to the
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tive. AT $50 A. NJ. the cadets assembled
within the chapel for the final religious
exercises, which were conducted by the
Rt. Rev. DR.. Wingield, who acted as
Chaplain on the occasion, and delivered
farewell words of counsel. AT I0:30 con-
course of people surrounded the campus,
and awaited with eXpectant pleasure the
competitive cavalry and infantry drill
I The saber squad was soon in place, and
under command of Cadet Captain Albert
Gallatin, Jr., of Sacramento, were cutting
, and slashing with right good will through
the regular tactics of the United States
army, using the heavy regulation broad
swords. Two officers of the First United
States infantry, stationed at Benicia Bar
racks acted ~ Judges, viz: Captain ]. C.
Heiner and Captain T B. Calinan.
After 4 bricS space the cadets were in
line with musket, to test the question as to
wearing of the Sarsfeld and Wing6eld
medals. The Sarsheld gold medal was
presented to the corps many years ago by
the Sarstield Grenadiers of Sacramento,
for proficiency in drill while on visit to
| that city. Every movement was executed
with extraordinary excellence and pre-
ciSio1 but Cadet J. 4. Rueger. of Benicia.
a lad Of fifteen wears, claimed the name of
best musketeer, ard Cadet o. G. Freeman
was granted the second place. The dress
p3Tas}a concluded the exercises. and the
least mat can ba said is that the young
s1l.Ijsrs refl-et great credit upon their
iaS;rUcTnrS. The army officers were highly
delighted. ana smoke in most fiattering
terms OF the military performances.
GRADUATION DAY.
The exercises opened with an overture,